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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-28
All Persons Take Notice

THAT JAMES BURT, OF PALATkA. FLA.
i has CEASED To- DE- my IgeHt for the sale ot nay
land in Palatka or elsewhere. or for collecting
rents or inStalment- due on land contracts. or
for acting in amy other capacity for me. And
thar hereafter ! shall personally attend t. the
business connected with my property IN
Palatka- All persons having any writ
ten contracts signed by james Burt agent
for me are requested tO present them 10 me for
approval. ANY rents or insralments On hand.
contracts due me may be paid either To my
credit at the First National Bank of Palatka,
OF to me at st Augustine, Fla
GEO. BI- RT.
April -, u.s.. ap5j-Iwd&w
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LIFE ON THE CONGO.


Customs.
Boston Herald.
The domestic, habits of the Congo ne
groes. as related by Explorer Taunt, are
interesting and often amusing. There is
a certain tribe who shave their heads,
only leaving small tufts of hair. These
tufts are arranged in all sorts of fantas-
tic shapes, and give to the wearer a very
unique appearance. Then there is the
chief of "a great and powerful tribe in the
vicinity of LeopOldville who makes his
beard grow in the same manner and APP
pearance as "a Chinahans pigtail.
The manner of burial among the ma
tives is very peculiar. Upon the death
of a chief, the body is swathed in clothes
until it resembles hogshead. Then the
head of TIE body is shaved clean. The
body is left above ground in this state
until the hair grows out, when the re-
mains are inferred in the ground.
When about Is days journey above
Bangala, on the Congo. Lieut.. Taunt was
Mortified at the sight of the natives. He
saws that they had anchored to cut some
wood for the engine. In a short time
the boat was surrounded by a crowd of
hard looking natives. The horrible fea-
ture of their appearance was that each
had an ivory button ON his upper lip.
This extended some two inches over the
lower lip. and the button. which was
about the size of quarter of "A dollar.
was buttoned right drought.
While hunting in the woods he found
an old tom-tom. or drum. 1t was made
of log about five feet long. A long OBJ
long hole was pierced in the top of the
log, which had been dug out as much as
possible. When struck on either side of
the hole with stick the log emitted a
sound which could be heard for several
miles. The lohser the distant the more
unearthly the sound.
The Congo method of execution is
most revolving. Among certain tribes
the person to be executed is taken out
into the market place, where he is buried
to his neck in the earth. His brains are
then dashed out, and a cord fastened
around his neck to which is attached a
stick. This is driven perpendicularly
into the body and both left there to de
day
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As>iguee'> Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
N eNander Strauss, sIicct-sor To Richardson
n Co. made assignment Ia me of all his
property, the ith day of April. A D.. i~>s.
in trust for the henefit If his creditors, with
certain preferences. said assignment being of
le in the Clerks office of Putnam County,
Florida All persons having Chains against
said Richardson Il 90. or Alexander strauss.
will please present the same IL me for settle
ment. and all indebted TO said Richardson \
Co.. or Alexander strauss will pleas. ma kt.
payment 10 me. ELAN DE " E>TDN.
CALHOUN. DAVIS n fsILII<, Assignee.
ASSignee's Attorneys.
PaIat ka Fla, April j. Is~s. ap,-4t tn.
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alnMTN 20 pe made. Cuf TINS out ana re-
mIINf turn 10 AS, and we viii send you
uuONes free somefhfyg Of grea, value
and importance 70 you. that viii start you In
fssiness which viii brfng you in unre money
rig hi a way than anything else In this world.
Anyone ca "a do the work and live at home;
either ser all ages- Something new, that
Just coins money for ali workers. We viii
Srarr Won. ca Or al not m eded- This In one of
the genuine inn portans chances Of . lifetime
Tho~4. Who are ambitious and enferpri.ug
Will not delay. Grand outfit free. Address
TRCE Co Augusta. Maine. ces-Sm
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LEGAL
Legal Notice.

ITO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERS.-THIS Is
Il TO certify that in accordance with section
q, Chapter isSa laws of the state of Florida the
amount Of capital stock subscribed for the Pa
Iatka Water Works il S75,0no The amount
actually pa i'll in ON account of same. Ss5.iu.
Indebtedness of the corporation. .tslssl I'm
bonds.
A true statement Attest: Palatka Water
Works.
EBERT WHEELER, Treasurer.
April IL. lsSs. apF2l-5ti lr--
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Wisdom of the Shad.

The shad have made a wonderful mis-
take hereabouts. They are a month be-
hind time. They may urge in excuse the
hardness of spring. But really even shad
ought to have more fertility of resource
SnAn to blame for their shortcomings
that which people just now saddle with
all the evils under the sun.
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Three trains Datweeu Jacksonville and san
ford. No change of care between JACKSON
vile and TAMPA.
lLe i2.30 y. m. Cuban fast mail tram awaits
the arrival OF the fast mail from the North,
and stops only at tue principal stations and
at Lemon street, palatka, making connection
at Tampa With steaO eTs tor Key West and
Havana on Tuesday. Thursday IA Saturday
evenings. Pullman buffet Sleeping cars are
attached to this train fl ON New York through
through To Washington. Other trntnH have
Chair Parlor Cars.
Direct connection il made al iaaika with
the Florida Southern Railway 10 ana from
reached by that road. Also with ocklawnha
Halifax Railway Tor Ormond, Dss tona, etc.
At Huntington with stages for Crescent city;
AT Orange City Junction with u >, -. L. a
III. ky. tor Lake Helen. Mt Monroe with Orange
Bet Hallway for IOnRwOOd ana Oaklnnd; al
sanford for All points reached by South Flor
ida railroad.
Tram leaving jacksonville $40 Il. m.and
arriving 40 4. IN. connect NJ IitusNi H. with
Steamer 'KockiedVe" 10 ana from Cocoa,
Hockledge, Melbourne and intermediate land
Ings on Indian hiyer. daily. except sundhy.
CITY Ticket ONCE. NV. cor. bay and n oRan cts
NJ. Il. MORAN,
Genl supt, ana q. i. a.
L. C. DEFINING. A q. T. A
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WV UTk W Ufti-
The prolonged balloting in the Florida
Legislature may possibly result in a con-
tinuation of the present Senatorial va
cancy. But the vacancy would be better
than Detroit Jones, who seems to be a
sort of vacuum.
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CONNECTIONS
At Paistka with Jacksonville. Tsmna a Key
West Railway. and 81. Augustine and paatka
Railway. and fast river steamers for ST. Au-
gustine, Green Cove Springs, Jacksonville
and all points North. East and West.
Mail trains make close connection both way S
wa ]. i. h h. w. Ry., at Jacksonville with At.
lant:c Coast Line, Fast Mail.
AT Gainesville with through Pullman sleep
ers over Savannah, Florida Western R'y for
New Orleans, Pensacola, Savannah. Albany.
montgomery, Louisville, st. Louis and all
points West.
At ocals with orida Railway and Haviga-
ton Co., and 8 ;. %. 4 q. II. II.
At Aston with ST. Johns river steamers fer
Jacksonville Sanford and way landings.
At Lessburg with the 81. Johns and Lake
Eustis division of the Florida Southern Rail-
way, and boats on Lakes Harris. Eustis and
Griffin for all points on lakes.
At Tampa with steamships Mascotte and
Whitney every Tuesday Thursday and satur-
day for Key West and Havana.
At Lakeland with South Florids Railroad
for Tampa. kissimmee. Orlando and Sanford.
AT Trabue with steamer Alice Howard
for Punta Rassa and Fort Myers
s. CONAN1, u. w CROMWELL
General Manager. GENT Pass. Agent.
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Warming to Britannia.

PlttsDurg Commercial
britannia rules the waves" but she
will not be permitted to shake off the
whole Atlantic Ocean as a game pre-
serve.
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RAILROADS.
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EEl!il:EY:a7lz:EEI;sS
DIRECT ALL RAIL ROUTE
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Titgs1iie. Sdnford. Sorrento. Tdsares.
NInter Park. Orlando. Tampa ana South
ern Florida.
ITMG IAbLE IN htttIT non I4lh, lse6.
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MEDICAL.

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Price S1.OO, or six BOTTLES for $500.
arge treatise on Diseases of Women. pro
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Address. WORLDS DIsPEssARY MEDICAL
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Notice Of incorporation.

I'M f. L UNDERSIGNED HEREBY CIV No
l. TlCE. in pursuance of the statutes OF the
state of Florida, in such case made and pro-
ylded. of the formation of corporation I'M
der the provisions of Chapter 1885,. Laws of
Florida, to construct, maintain and operate u
railroad. commencing at the city OF PaIatka.
in the county OF Putnam, state of Florida,
running in westerly or nOrthwesterly drec-
ton through the counties of Putnam, clay.
Alachua, Lafayette, Taylor, jefferson, Leon
and Gadsden, with branches into the counties
of Bradford. Sawanee. Columbia, Madison.
Levy and Wakulla; said company Ia Lee known
the PalaIka and Northwestern Railway
Company.
II. l.. HART. Palatka.
X. y. MURRAY, Chicago.
j. e. NERTREES, PalatAa.
W. j. WEBB. Palatka-
=. j. kENNERLi. Palatka-
SUMNER G. CHANDLER, Palafka
WILLIAM J. VINEGAR. Palat ka
=. l.. HAMMOND, Palatka.
MARCUS LOEB, Paatka.
III. G. PAYNE, Palatka-
EDWARD LEWIS, Tallahassee.
PAIATKA March l.. lss.. mh@B-.m
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RAILROADS.
Savannah, Florida 4 Western
RAILWAY.
WAYCR0SS SHORT LINE.

All trains of this road are run by Contra.
standard time.
TIME CARD IN EFFECT pKcEMRKrB.
Passenger trains will leave and arrive daily
rs follows:
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DAYLIGHT LINE.

The Daylight steamers sylvf Glen and
Anita of the DE Ia " Baya Merchants Line.
viii commence running between Palsfsa.
Sanford and Enterprise. Monday, January "a.
ISs., as follows.
DaILy. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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Notice.
NO ONE HAS ANY AUTHORITY To
~ contract any debts against the Steamer
q EORGEA except k. J. da ms, Agent
BEACH * MILLER.
Palatka. Fla, Nov. .. 1885, owners.
novti -4tjXwtf:si
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STEAMBOATS,.
DeBAItY-BAYA
Merchants and Peoples Lines.
STEAM BOATS.

7 WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL YOUR
i attention 10 the proposed change of scbed-
ule of steamers. To Iake effect Thursday, Jan
uary -. les1:
DAILY.
J ~ pm Lv Jacksonvilie. Ar 20 am
6 II pm Ar L col.
% pm Ar St Augustine. via st. J; Ry.
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A. LINE EXPRESS
EAST FLORIDA EMPRESS.

Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars, 90 and from
Jacksonville and New York, also Jacksonville
10 Cincinnati via Jesup
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NJ. X. MORAN.
Gen'l Supt. ana @. i. a.
L. C. DEFINING. A. q. p
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
A CatskiII Romance.

Ten years ago q handsome man of a
digniied bearing and refined appearance
passed through Catsx.ll and took up his
abode in a dese-..ed cabin two miles and
q half iron H.gh Falls, Greene county.
Here he lived like hermit. A beauti-
fal dog which accompanied the STRANGER
into the woods died about FIVE years ago.
and the fashionable c.othes which the
recluse wore when he maie his retreat
we're replaced by coarse ia or;es and strong
country shoes. Twice each year the her
nit was visited ny woman OF graceful
form and easy manners, who always
dressed in black si,d was closely ve;lsd.
No one knew who this woman was or
whence she came. She remained with
the hermit about an hoIr, and for three
or four days after her departure the re-
cluse remained within his cabin. When
at lat he appeared he looked much sad.
der and more aged than before. Tuesday
morning the cabin was found in ashes.
The hermit was not to be found. His
mysterious visitor called upon him about
~eek ago. He may have burned With
the cabin. bu. there il no trace 81 him
to be found .-Aibcav Journal.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

. . !.
Of such men ~ Mr.. Watkins 70 70
sponsitls positions il evidence OF ~
upward tendency in the intelligence
Of our voters.
MIR. Henry r.. Ewing, elected "a
tbis office 10 aB sctivs. intelligent
nsn in the prime OF life, fall OF snsr-
gy and in every way we'll qualified
70 discharge the functions OF his Of
Gee. On the eticisocy OF this oAlcsr
much Of Importance 70 the pscple
depends. This o6icsr should be .
man Of good judgmsut. Iromp. TO
decide, and OF 6rmnsss sufficient 10
stand by ths acts which, in the oxer-
ciss OF bis judgment, be may 6nd It
his dnty to perform. He should in
bis Office ts just and know neither
friend Or foe. bat ~ q servant Of the
people ssrvs the public with m eye
single to hi, duty. We bs lisve that
our Assessor will, not be found want
ioa, bnt will givs full satisfaction 70
thu public.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
A Pretty Good Story.

The most ingenious auiscious lie o
the current year comes to Us from Jeffer
sonville. Ind. 1t relates to John Moor
man, whose head being crushed In ar
accident, extreme measures were neces
sary to save mis- life. A ready w;tted
surgeon suggested that the injured hal
of the brain be removed and ti,e cores
ponding half Of the brain OF q heifer fresh.
ly killed put in it's place. The operation
succeeded, the patient recovered and he
now combines the business tact OF a
ETC wn man with the peculiarities Of q
giGdy cali. He goes to market or to
pasture, chews grass or tobacco as the
spirit moves him. He is equally at home
in the drawing room or cattle shed and
has speaking acquaintance among both
the human and bovine species. He bel
lows and speaks English with like fuency
and II he possessed the physical as well
rs the mental properties Of heller he
would probably brush the fies of ais
back with his tail.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
A Bold Robbery.

Ten masked men entered the house oI
Jose NJ. Salazar, Of San Ygnacio, Sonora,
abont the 10th Of this month and relieved
him Of 35 800 in gold and silver coin. Tie
men were mounted and armed with Win.
chesiers and sabres. They threatened
Sr. salazar and family with death at the
point Of their ssbres unless they gave up
the money, which they soon Obtained.
The robbers ~ soon as they secured the
money, which they soon obtained. The
robbers az soon as they secured the
money, mounted THAR horses and left for
parts unknown. Sr. Salazar is the pos
SCISSOR OF the San Ygnacio grist mill. he
also owns large herds Of cattle and other
property. The town OF San Ygnaeio IL a
few miles across the line, and abont one
hundred miles south Of this place. Tue
son h9r.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

The Big ruin on the road to phenix ID
owned by John Adams whose farm is in
its immediate vicinity. He is at present
making q six foot cut through the "Old
pile Tor the purpose Of prospecting the
same. As he progresses he finds many
Astec relecs in the shape OF ollas, mugs,
stone hammers and axes, shells, foot.
balls made Of lava, and L.etaies and other
stone contriyances for grinding grain. etc.
He says his is the largest ruin in tire ter
risory, being about 600 feet long and
about 500 feet wide. A black diamond
was recently found on the rrin by an
eastern tourist, that was valued at 1900.
Tempe Ners
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

The United States has begun suit to re
cover 5000 acres Of land in San Eernar-
dino county, Cal, alleged to have been
fraudulenily obtained by Henry Han
cock while filing the position Of deputy
u. s. surveyor.
There were 6,076 children enrolled in
the public schools Of Arizona for the year
1856. against 1914 in the preceding
year. The average daily attendance was
3,5o7. The average salary OF male teach
ers was sto.45: OF females, &75.1S.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
On the Death Of Arthur.

Tie Telegram which announced
the death Of this eminent man. which
occurred at Washington at thres
o'clock OF the afternoon Of Decembe,
Btb. cast gloom over the country
which was felt from the Atlantic tc
the Pacific, ,apd filed with tesrful
regret and tsrder sympathy the
hearts and minds Of the whole peo.
pie Of great and grateful nation
He was . msn loved for himself by
all who personally knew b'm or who
bad been brGnght into contact with
him, with an ssrnestneas OF affection
born OF the manly kindlinsss OF his
hearty, earnest, true sympathy with
the wants. feelings. sufferings and
sffectIons Of all men. He was re-
spected by all men for the Integrity
Of his character which exhibited
itself 10 the open trnthfulness of all
tho acts OF hrs life. He was honored
by all men for his loyalty to bis coun-
try, which never wavered. but only
shone the moro brightly the darker
the clouds became. He 10 enshriped
forever in the hearts Of the American
people. and his unblsmished aud in
dsstructabis record Is patriot, states
man, soldier and citizen il written in
strong. bold lines upon the pages Of
our country's history.
1t would be q work Of supersroga-
Iion to publish here any narrative Of
bis life, as its chief incidents are fa-
n,liar TO every reader. By his death
he nation has lost q valuable citizen
and while we, 10 common with others,
mourn our common loss, We join ours
10 the universal sympathy which the
heart OF the nation sends out to his
bssssssd family. Their's 10 . grief
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
An ALrojt Swordsnar,

. Count Pulaski, asis well known, was
as expert swordman as ne was perfect
in horsemanship, and be ever rode a
powerful and feet charger. During the
retreat oil the American army through
New Jersey. the darkest hour of our
national advers;tyf PULASKI was with q
small party Of horsemen pursued by q
large body of English cavalry, the leader
Of which was a good i,orseman, and
mounted nearly as we'll rs Pulaski.
Pulaski rsde 10 the rear Of his detach-
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
ID - - .
The lieathep As q Horseman.

The Chinaman does not grab tie bi
Of bronclio and yank IL around till ti,'
noble animal can See thirteen new ant
peculiar kinds of, fireworks, or kick hin
In the stomach, Of kicks his ribs loose
or swears at him until the Hrmamen,
gets loose and begins to roll together
like scroll, bat he gets on the wrone
side and slides into the saddle, and
smiles and says something like what d
guinea lien would say II she got excited
and tried to repeat obe of Bjoernstjeme
Bjoernson's poems backwards In his
native tongue. At first the broncbo
seems temporarily ratified, bot by and
by sl'oots aihwaEt the sunny sky like a
thing OF life, and comes down with his
feet In y cluster like o bunch ofasparagus.
This will throw . Chinaman's liver
into the northwest corner OF his throat,
anG his left hand duodessino into the
middls Of next week, bat he doesn't
complain. He "Opens his mouth and
bTeathes In ali OF the atmosphere The
rest OF the universe can spare, and tick.
les the broneho On the starboa.rd quarter
with his cork sole. This mirth- provok.
ing movement throws the broneho into
the widest Mysteries, and for sone
minutes the spectator doesn't sec any
thing very distinctly. The autumnal
twilight seems fraught WITH blcnde
broneho and pale blue shirt tail and
Chinaman moving in an irregular orbit
and occasionally throwing off meteoric
articles oi apparel and prehistoric chunks
OF ingenious profanity of the vintage Of
Sossfacsus~ Whsn tho ssky -,slesrs up
little the ClIinaman's hair Ia down and
in wild profusiou about his olive features.
His shirt flap is very much frsyed like
an american flag that has snapped in
The breeze FOR thirteen weeks.
He finds also that be han teleseoped |
his spinal column and jarnmed two ribs |
through the right superior daplez, has |
Two or three verterae floating abou, |
through his system that he doesn't know |
~hat TO do with. In fact the Chinaman |
9 robust ruin, while the broncho Ia In
good state Of preservation. Nov the
'toneho humps his b&ck up into the cir
;umambient atmosphere, but when he
nee bisects the earth's orbit and jabs
lis feet into the trembling earth, shape
ess mass Of brocade silk and coarse
'lack hair and taper nails and oblong
AID disorganized Chinese re-
mains come down apparently from the
iew jerusalem, and the coroner goes
ut on the street to get six good men and
chemIse, and they analvze the collec-
ion. They report that the deceased has
ONE to his death by reasons of concus-
ion. induced by ride from the outer
ottlernents on the sweet by-and-by.--
fYTor.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

not knowing whether 10 submit il "a
the Senate or abandon IL. Mr.. Nat.
thsws received thirteen votes for con.
Grmations when his case was before
tho Senate last spring, but II l.
thought he could not get ten nov
Tor the Senators fsol thst Mr.. Clsvs-
land exceeded bis prorogitlvs BY re-
appointing tnis Official after its rejse.
ion OF him.
MacL hss been said about ne
enormous emoluments Of the ollcs Of
the Recorder Of Dssds. II hiss hssa
suzSesisd that the incumbent grows
rich Zoo rapidly, and that Congress
shonId nsks the position . sslarisl
one, snd tarn the fees into the Die.
tict treasury. The olics uudss
frederick Douglass. vas worth IN
fees oa an average $50 . day. Bat
ruuor said that TIA personal fees Of
the Office ran up to $3.50 ths day BE-
forc the last Thanksgiving. and THAI
nil during the fall tbs fees avorsgsS
800 day. II bali OF this be trus
Me. Matthews can retire on . snug
little fortune. no matter what the !.
President and Senate may decide q
do with him.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

The near approach OF the completion o
the new reduction works 10 most gratify-
ing. The f1me was finished some time
ago. The large Leffell wheel has been In
position several days, and most satisiac-
torily does its work. Power has been at
tached TO the rock breaker, and the ma
cbinery for sampling. Two batteries.
each with S00-power stamps, win soon be
in ehape. Five pans and two settlers are
ready to he put in working order. The
50-ton Howell furnace 10 mounted, and
the masons and bricklayers will soon
have completed their part. The dcst
chambers are in readiness. AL this pom
derous machinery Is exre:ted to be set in
motion during the first week in January.
Ore Is coming from all directions by the
sack and carload Thus far the company
has paid out about 10000 for ore that
has been delivered. Nearly every avail |
able spot in the spacious storehouse for
ore has been filed. In addition to this |
large quantity pcrchased, John Howell |
has Of his own, in ore and concentrates,
about $50 tons, part Of which has been
shipped, and the remainder is at his
mines and mills IN the southern country.
There is no reason why Reno should not
become Q second Denver There are
mines within sight, and the incoming ore
and samples indicate that nothing has
been or is known, comparatively, OF Ne.
1e'r s-,;persl yas<nrcaa. a.---Reno GaseHsA,